One home for everyone who trains there. A place to stay connected, share what’s happening, and strengthen the community beyond the mat.
Free for founding academies. No ads. Members never pay.
You’ve rolled with this guy every week but still can’t remember his name.
The photos from the Friday class are on someone’s phone.
The seminar was supposed to be uploaded, but Dave got high and forgot.
The cancelled class notice was in an annoying group text that you had muted.
Your academy is full of people who would be better friends if they had their own online community.
It starts from your roster. Everyone who trains there is in from day one, parents included, with nothing to install.
Every member, one photo, one name, one rank. The person you trained with tonight is a tap away tomorrow.
Photos, albums, a word after class. Seen by the people who were there and nobody else.
The comp team, the kids’ parents, the women’s class. Each with its own posts and chat. Message one person or the whole team.
Holiday hours, seminar Saturday, class off tonight. Posted one time, pinned until it’s past, delivered to everyone’s phone.
Who’s a member, what plan, when they renew. Reminders go out on their own; members ask to freeze or change from their profile. Your billing tool still bills.
Members see members. The desk sees the desk’s notes. Kids never have accounts; parents do. No ads, no public pages, nothing visible from outside.
Every academy is set up by hand, by a person who trains, and nobody at your academy has to run it. Write to start@dojopage.com and the same person answers, and fixes things when they break.
We built this for our own academy. Communication was fragmented, spread across Facebook, group chats, a WhatsApp group and an academy app nobody looked at. Now, that’s all wrapped into one easy to use program.
Nothing, for founding academies. Members never pay, anywhere.
Keep them two weeks while everyone moves, then archive them. One place only works if it’s the only place.
No. It runs in the browser and adds to the home screen. Notices arrive as push and email.
A parent adds a child under their own membership. The child never has an account.
No. It keeps the roster and does the talking; your billing tool does the billing.
One person who trains and builds things. See above.
A person reads it and sets you up, usually the same day.
You’ll hear from a person, not a robot.
Prefer email? start@dojopage.com goes to the same desk.